Lap distance:     2.300 km

Race distance:   33 minutes plus one lap

Location:            Located just outside the city centre of Nuremberg, Germany

Airports:             Nuremberg Airport [NUE] (11 km), Munich Airport [MUC] (152 km), Frankfurt am Main International Airport [FRA] (247 km)

Lap records:       2014 Max Verstappen, 48.168s

Pole position:

               Qualifying 1                      Qualifying 2                      Qualifying 3

2013      Felix Rosenqvist               Raffaele Marciello            Raffaele Marciello

               48.997s                           49.016s                          48.567s              

2014      Felix Rosenqvist               Max Verstappen               Max Verstappen              

   48.082s                           48.118s                           48.255s

2015      Charles Leclerc                 Alexander Albon              Alexander Albon

               48.240s                           48.099s                           48.227s

2016      Lance Stroll                       Anthoine Hubert              Lance Stroll       

               48.148s                            48.163s                          48.180s

Winner:

               Race 1                                Race 2                                Race 3

2013      Raffaele Marciello              Alex Lynn                            Felix Rosenqvist

2014      Max Verstappen                Max Verstappen                   Max Verstappen

2015      Charles Leclerc                  Maximilian Günther               Antonio Giovinazzi

2016      Lance Stroll                       Anthoine Hubert                   Lance Stroll

INTERESTING FACTS

The Norisring is a street circuit located just outside of the city centre of Nuremberg. Since 1947 motor racing events, first motorcycle races, later also car racing events, were held on the track at the ‘Zeppelinfeld’. It is the only remaining street circuit in Germany and is often called the Franconian Monaco. The circuit is just 2.3 kilometres long and with this constitutes the shortest circuit on the 2016 FIA Formula 3 European Championship calendar.

Despite the short length of the track, exciting racing can still be expected. Especially the ‘Grundig-Kehre’, a 360° hairpin, which is the first corner after the long start-finish straight guarantees spectacular manoeuvres. The layout of the track also allows spectators to see nearly the entire track from the 350 metres long iconic stone grandstand, called ‘Steintribüne’. All this adds to the fantastic atmosphere and is the reason for more than 100,000 spectators to come to the track every year.

FIA F3 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP TIMETABLE

Friday, 30. June

11:55 - 12:35                    Free Practice 1

12:40 - 13:20                    Free Practice 2

17:50 - 18:10                    Qualifying 1

Saturday, 01. July

11:10 - 11:45                    Race 1

12:05 (est)                         Race 1 press conference

16:25 - 16:45                    Qualifying 2

Sunday, 02. July

09:10 - 09:45                    Race 2

10:05 (est)                         Race 2 press conference

14:50 - 15:25                    Race 3

15:45 (est)                         Race 3 press conference

OFFICIALS APPOINTED BY THE ASN

Stewards of the meeting - Hans-Peter Hausladen (DEU)

Clerk of the Course - Thomas Dill (DEU)

Deputy Clerk of the Course - Andreas Schwarz (DEU)

Secretary of the meeting  - Jürgen Schielein (DEU) - Katja Staudinger (DEU)

Chief National Scrutineer - Mafred Kiesl (DEU)

Chief National Medical Officer - Jürgen Kohl (DEU)

FIA F3 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSIFICATIONS 

The current Championship classification (teams, drivers and rookies) can be found on the following webpage:

http://www.fiaf3europe.com/2017-championship/

FIA F3 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP SESSION AND EVENT RESULTS

Shortly after the end of each session, results can be found on the following webpage:

http://www.fiaf3europe.com/2017-results/